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With That’s Right! his fourth
album for Blue Note, Benny Green
delves deep into the history of jazz
trio. “I have listened to many classic
trios,” he explains, “as an enthusiast,
as a fan. For this project 1 wanted to
hear how various leaders use three
instruments to achieve musical pic
tures. I listened to Nat Cole, Oscar
[Peterson] and Ahmad [Jamal]. All
had significant trios that continued
the guitar and bass format, though
Oscar and Ahmad switched from
guitar to drums between 1957 and
1958.
“I researched and listened for
study and pleasure, for simplicity and
groove -- Red Garland with Paul
Chambers and Arthur Taylor and
Gene Harris with his Three sounds. I
listened to their record with a new
perspective, to discover the inner
workings of the bands, to understand
their chemistry. Gradually 1 began
simplify ing the arrangements for bass
and drums in my own band to give
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P a rty
Do Good Do Wop
Raise Funds
Johnny Limbo and the Lugnuts
will entertain at the Do Good Do
Wop, Friday, February 11, 1994 at
The Benson Hotel, a benefit for S t
Vincent de Paul food programs.
The rom antic pre-V alentine
event includes cocktails at 6:00 p.m.
in the Crystal Ballroom, followed by
dinner and dancing in the Mayfair
Ballroom at 7:00 p.m. Patron tickets
also include a special reception, cor
sage, photos, wine and valet parking.
The event is $60 per person ,$125
for patrons. Patron and sponsor tables
are available and The Benson Hotel
offers special room rates. DoGooders
may call Sister Pat Thurston at 235-
7837 for tickets or more information.
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JANICE SCROGGINS TRIO
4:15pm: ANDRE ST. JAMES, bass;
MICHAEL YORK, saxophone;
LARRY NATW1CK, piano;
STU COOK, J rums
Q uartet
ATWATER’S LOUNGE - U .S . BANK TOWER
111 S.W . 5 th A v en u e - 3 0 th Floor
9 pm - m id n ig h t
T ickets $14 ad v an ce, $17 a t th e door
U .S . B A N K T O W E R - 4 1 S T FLO O R
111 S.W . 5 th A v en u e
• D oors o p e n a t 2 pm •
N o h o st bar an d special m en u
available for purchase
$17 a d v an ce, $20 a t th e d o o r
BENNY GREEN, piano; CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE, bass; KENNY WASHINGTON, drums
8:30pm ; BENNY GREEN TRIO w ith special guest HERR ELLIS.
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5:30pm: ROBERT HICKS, vocals &. piano;
LEE WUTHENOW, sax;
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PAUL MAZZIO, trum pet; MIKE HORSFALL, vibraphone;
TIM GILSON, bass; NEIL MASSON, drums
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Partying with the Brothers From rhe East
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HERB ELLIS, g uitar
P h il B a k e r , bass
MEL BROWN, drum s
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S U IT O R E Q U IV A L E N T A T T IR E O N F R ID A Y A N D
S A T U R D A Y A F T E R 9 .0 0 PM
Tri-Met is adding special late-
night buses on these routes:
• 4-Division
• 4-Fessenden
• 5-Interstate
• 8-NE 15th Avenue
1993 / 1994
New Years Eve
Party Celebration
They said the
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fort is well worthwhile,” said Bob
Post, Tri-Met deputy general man
ager. “We hope the community will
take advantage of these free rides.”
Derek R a sh ee d
Noah Jackson,
p resen t
FROM THE DIRECTOR OF
' FREDDY'S DEAD:
THE FINAL NIGHTMARE"
Announces as of
DRESS
and M AXaftcr6p.m.on New Year’s
Eve to encourage people to celebrate
safely.
Tri-Met will also add late-night
service on MAX and 15 major bus
lines. The last MAX train leaves
Pioneer Courthouse Square at 2:54
a.m. and the last buses leave the
Portland Transit Mall about 2:30
a.m.
More specific schedule and route
information will be available in bro
chures on buses and MAX in late
December, or by calling 238-RIDE.
As part of the joint safety campaign,
recipes for non-alcoholic beverages
from KGW-TV (8) will be available
on MAX vehicles.
“If we can save a life or help
prevent a needless accident, this ef-
" B r o th e r s F r o m T h e E ast"
CLEO-LILLIAN
SOCIAL CLUB
R E V IS E D
Rides are free on Tri-Met buses
Blakey, Freddie Hubbard, Betty Carter
and Ray Brown.
“One lesson Ray taught me early
on,” he remembers, “was that 1 was
invited to join his group because he
wanted my personality and not a re
creation of any previous players. He
wanted me to interpret the music
based on my sound. That’s a vital
thing to know because it gives you the
encouragement to seek your own
voice. That’s what I want from my
bandmates, from myself.”
Benny Green will be appearing
at the First Jazz’ 94 sponsored by The
Jazz Society of Oregon at Atwater’s
Lounge-U.S. Bank Tower, 111 S. W.
5 th A VENUE-30ih Floor, 9 pm-mid-
night. Tickets S14 advance, S 17 at the
door.
Chris [McBride] and Carl [Allen]
more breathing room, more opportu
nity for interpretation. My sugges
tions to them became minimal, which
meant to me that we were building
toward developing into a fully inte
grated trio. Thai’s what w'e’ve got
here.”
Excellence, and die refinement
of craft, have always been on Green’s
mind. Throughout his tenure at Blue
Note, covering the albums Lineage,
Greens, Testifyin’! Live at the Vil
lage Vanguard and now That’s Right!,
the 30 year-old pianist has exhibited
a powerful urge to uphold jazz’s great
traditions while lending his own name
to the jazz history books. It’s a per
spective he learned from a host of
caring employers, among them Art
Benny Green
Tri-Met Free Rides New Year’s Eve
- Joel Siegel, GOOD MORNING AMERICA
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